But one material that has become increasingly popular over recent years is PVC (polyvinyl chloride). Once the area around the pole has been cleared and prepped for installation, start with connecting the base unit to the ground using bolts and nuts that are appropriate for soil type and weather conditions. Both are lightweight, sturdy and perfect for outdoor displays! Aluminum poles can be found in both anodized and powder coated finishes, allowing for a great deal of customization when it comes to color options. Finally, invest in high-quality materials for your extension project. If DIY isn't really your thing then there are plenty of companies out there who offer custom-made flagpoles ready for installation – just be prepared to shell out some $$ for quality workmanship!Finally, after everything has been put together all that's left is adding the finishing touches: flying your chosen flag proudly atop its pole! This part is easy (and satisfying!) - simply attach each corner of the fabric onto hooks which have been securely fastened onto the top end of the pole. Then, attach the rope to the secure object and pull it tight! After that, you can start adding weights or sandbags onto the end of the rope in order to raise your flagpole up higher.